Steve Kirk
Stephen ('Steve' or 'Stevie') Kirk (born 3 January 1961 in Kirkcaldy, Fife) is a Scottish former professional footballer who is currently player/manager for junior club Glenrothes Juniors.
Playing career
Kirk began his career with Fife side East Fife in 1979 and made 25 appearances for the Methil side before moving to Stoke City for £10,000. He returned to Scotland to play for Partick Thistle. Kirk returned to Bayview in 1982 and stayed for four years, scoring 35 times in 135 appearances and famously helping the Fifers beat Hibs in a memorable Scottish Cup third round replay in 1984, the same season East Fife clinched promotion from Division Two. In 1986, Kirk began a nine-year association with Motherwell, which saw him play over 300 league games and score the winner in the 1991 Scottish Cup final. After leaving Fir Park in 1995, Kirk had spells with Falkirk and Raith Rovers before returning first club in East Fife in 1998, eventually becoming player/manager. Kirk's managerial role lasted some fifteen months before his departure in late 1999. Kirk's last senior club was Arbroath, whom he joined in late 2000, becoming player-manager in December 2003 and leaving the following August. From here, Kirk became player/manager at Dundonald Bluebell, adopting a similar position at Lochgelly Albert in September 2006. Kirk was appointed manager of Glenrothes Juniors on June 30, 2009.
Kirk is a building supervisor outside of football.
Honours
Motherwell
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- 1990-91
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3 January 1963 |
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Kirkcaldy, Scotland |
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